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| :* LZ code that you will need to access is maintained in the [https://lz-git.ua.edu/ LZ git repository]. | :* LZ code that you will need to access is maintained in the [https://lz-git.ua.edu/ LZ git repository]. | ||
| ==Getting Started== | |||
| Some slides from TeV Particle Astrophysics meeting to get you started on LZ project | |||
| * Overview of direct dark matter search physics and experiment | |||
| ** https://indico.cern.ch/event/469963/contributions/2277617/ | |||
| * LUX experiment results (best in the world currently) | |||
| ** http://indico.cern.ch/event/469963/contributions/2267235/  | |||
| * LZ experiment status | |||
| ==Useful Links== | |||
| ** http://indico.cern.ch/event/469963/contributions/2267248/ | |||
| ⚫ | |||
| * Ultimate experiment in the planning for the next decade | |||
| ** http://indico.cern.ch/event/469963/contributions/2267249/ | |||
| ==Further information== | |||
| * General LZ computing info | |||
| ** http://teacher.pas.rochester.edu:8080/wiki/bin/view/Lz/WBS1p11UsefulLinks  | |||
| * Simulations information is also available from  | |||
| ** http://teacher.pas.rochester.edu:8080/wiki/bin/view/Lz/LzSimulations  | |||
| *Git Tutorial | |||
| ⚫ | |||
Latest revision as of 03:29, 11 June 2017
Registering with LZ
1. First Steps for New Users (includes registration with the LZ VO).
2. Get your Twiki account.
- In case of problems, please contact Frank Wolfs.
 
3. Sign up for the WBS 1.11 mailing list
4. Get a NERSC PDSF computing account (the Berekely cluster)
- Fill out the NERSC New Account Request Form.
- When requesting a PDSF account Simon Fiorucci should be the local LBNL contact.
- Login to NIM to manage your account.
 
- NERSC Users Services Group can answer all machine-related questions.
5. Get a GitLab account
- Follow the instructions here.
- LZ code that you will need to access is maintained in the LZ git repository.
 
Getting Started
Some slides from TeV Particle Astrophysics meeting to get you started on LZ project
- Overview of direct dark matter search physics and experiment
- LUX experiment results (best in the world currently)
- LZ experiment status
- Ultimate experiment in the planning for the next decade
Further information
- General LZ computing info
- Simulations information is also available from